We have all been there, cashless and needing to make a buck quickly. There are numerous ways to go about making a quick buck, including some that can easily turn into a career for the independent minded.
When you are in a bind and need money now there are no such things as a free lunch, each one of these tasks requires some skill and dedication. If you have both, it is possible to make a quick bit of cash.
Freelance Writing
Someone has to write those posts you read online. Companies and independent sites are constantly vying for readership, and that requires fresh content from a variety of different authors. Apply to be a guest blogger, numerous sites pay. In addition, freelance sites offer ‘gigs’ that pairs clients with writers. These short jobs pay quickly, and help you build a good reputation within the community.
Run Errands
People are busy, often too busy to remember to do basic tasks like drop off the dry cleaning or pick up packages from the post office. Numerous freelance sites can put you in touch with those looking for a quick bit of help, and the pay if often immediate (in the form of good folding cash.)
This is one of the most fast paced ways to make a quick buck, since your timing directly corresponds to how successful you are. Keep an eye on traffic, and utilize technology heavily in order to help you get from place to place as quickly as possible.
Street Performance
If you have a talent, use it to bring in some cash in the form of tips. Go to the local art district, and perform for the general public. If you are any good, people will leave you tips. If you are great, you will make enough to make it your day job.
Making money through the use of your talent has been the mainstay for those looking for a quick buck since the dawn of time. It is how most businesses start – a single person wishing to offer a particular product or service to the general community. As you go about making some money, think about how you can upsize your little operation.
With the right plan, you can take what made you fifty dollars today and turn it into something that can bring you a grand tomorrow. All it takes is dedication, talent, and an eye for detail.
